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togglable

Togglable is an adjective used to describe a device, control, or option that can be switched between states, typically on and off. The term emphasizes the ability to alter a state repeatedly and reliably.

In software, togglable controls include on/off switches, checkboxes, and toggle buttons. A togglable setting can be

Implementation often provides a toggle function or setter. In user interfaces, togglable controls should clearly indicate

Common uses include feature flags that enable or disable functionality at runtime, and configurable options in

See also

- toggle

- toggle switch

- feature flag

- on/off switch

- binary state

enabled
or
disabled,
and
some
systems
support
more
than
two
states,
such
as
low/medium/high.
The
state
is
often
stored
as
a
boolean
or
an
enumerated
value,
while
the
action
of
toggling
flips
the
current
state.
the
current
state,
through
labels,
color,
icons,
or
text,
and
be
operable
via
keyboard
to
support
accessibility.
applications,
devices,
and
services.
In
hardware,
physical
switches
and
mode
selectors
are
examples
of
togglable
controls.